The Washington Post | BY ALL credible accounts, the 2020 elections went off remarkably well: Security held up, fraud was practically nonexistent, and a record number of voters turned out in the middle of a pandemic...
NJ.com | On the morning of Jan. 6, the Brennan Center for Justice published a cogent essay entitled “Refuting the myth of voter fraud yet again,” which was a reminder that Donald Trump’s spurious allegations about a stolen election were “not just unsubstantiated – they are flat out false, and have been repeatedly and definitely debunked.”...
Independent | There are currently 165 separate pieces of legislation pending in 33 states to restrict access to the ballot. The three states with the most proposals — Arizona, Pennsylvania, and Georgia — were carried by Biden in 2020, but are Republican-controlled...
New York Magazine | BY ALL credible accounts, the 2020 elections went off remarkably well: Security held up, fraud was practically nonexistent, and a record number of voters turned out in the middle of a pandemic...
The Intercept | The bill is the most crucial legislation considered by Congress in decades and would change the core structure of U.S. politics....
The Washington Post | Now that the vast majority of Senate Republicans voted to acquit former president Donald Trump of inciting violent insurrection, as we all knew they would, Democrats should immediately respond as follows:...
The Atlantic | The stakes for Democrats’ election-reform plan couldn’t be higher...
The Bulkwark | Expanding mail-in voting, ending partisan gerrymandering, restoring the Voting Rights Act, and other much-needed fixes....
Tusla World | Legislators in 28 states — including Oklahoma — have introduced proposals (some 106 and rising, according to the Brennan Center for Justice) to restrict voter access....
Newsweek | he Capitol insurrection isn't over. In Republican-controlled state legislatures across the country, the assault on American democracy that began on January 6 rages on....